Italian website Divisare reported
Divisare Feature｜The Wandering Walls
Founded in 1998 in Rome, Italy, Divisare is the world’s largest online library of contemporary architecture. Over the years, it has become a trusted archive that documents and curates significant works of architecture worldwide, serving as an authoritative resource for architects, designers, and scholars seeking knowledge and inspiration.
Being included in Divisare is a mark of international recognition for The Wandering Walls. Through its flowing curved walls, exposed concrete surfaces, and seamless integration with the surrounding landscape, the project presents itself as more than just a guesthouse— it stands as an architectural work worthy of being preserved in a global design archive.
Design Highlights:
- Curved Walls: Ribbon-like concrete curves that define circulation and spatial rhythm.
- Exposed Concrete: A raw yet elegant material choice that responds to the rugged natural setting.
- Integration with Nature: Meadows, sea breezes, and shifting light blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors.
For The Wandering Walls, being archived on Divisare is not only an honor but also a reflection of its guiding philosophy: to share the harmony of Architecture × Nature × Life with the world, and to contribute to the dialogue of contemporary architecture.